Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1887-03-12

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For Rent Residences and farms. c. Ben.
Royal maple %sIrup-purc and clear. Cias-
eft. mch12tf
| have re-rated this city rs TO insurance. G..
| Ben. fcb26tf
A large stock of plain and barbed wire and
nails at Senden's. Ii
Miners lamps and wick, shoyels, picks and
pick handles and wedges at Senden's. 1t
New corduroy and white goods just receiv-
ed at II. Wilker's, Franklin avenue. rachl2
Try D.. Hackers bread at Eggleston II
Rceder's. Bour " Sons and F. Morath's. Ct
Fine suburban place for sale: just the
place il one wants for a home. G. Ben. 12f
Do YOU contemplate investing in Kansas
City property? If SO, C. Ben before you
do so. mott
CIaastt has "a new line of cakes and jum-
blcs. The freshest and best in the city. Try
them. mcb12lf
Fish hooks and rods, lines, floats. staging,
trn, lines AMI scine-twine in great variety at
Srnden'S.
Goods are gong fast at the closing out sale
Of Youn.'s China Hall. Come aid get your
share of the bargains. mI2t2
Itch of every kind cured in 30 minutes by
WoOlfOrd's Sanitary Lotion. Use no other.
Sold by c. W. LOOMS, druggist. m1y1
Subscribers who fail to get their paper reg
ularly from the carrier will greatly oblige us
by promptly reporting to this office. If
Hello, What's going on at the Dutch Row
Bakery? He sells the hest and sweetest loaf
bread in Lexington. e. Never. mchl2t2
A policy of Insurance IN n tirst-class COM
panv is lar Anchor to WIndard." Get one
from 10. A. Wilson, agent tor the Home, the
Phuuix and the Niagara. dec21tf
For Sale-A good residence, one of the
best in the city. Oh Main street, large house,
GOOD outhouses, well, %cistern, etc. Price
only 81 900. Terms easy. Inquire of j. z.
A"dinger. noV29ti
Saddles, Harness, Trunks, Valises, Up
holsierlng Malress-Making, Repairing, &C.,
at lowest prices at Sehmidt's saddlery shop,
west side public square, Lexington, Mo.
Give me IA call. feb5y1
Personal. If the young lady that failed to
match that peculiar shade of ribbon will call
again she can undoubtedly be supplied. as we
have made large additions 10 our stock. Come
and see Henry Wilker. mch12t2
C!ergymen. lawyers, public speakers, and
singers, confirm the opinion of the general
public In regard to Ayers Cherry Pectoral.
All say it is thu best remedy that can be pro-
cured for all affections of the vocal organs,
throat and lungs. IL
The best on earth can truly be said Of
Grigg's Glycerine Salve, which is a sure, safe
and speedy cure for cuts. bruises, scalds,
burns, wounds and all other sores. Will
positively cure piles, letter and all skin erup-
ton. Try this wonder healer. Satisfaction
guaranteed or money refunded. Only 25 cents.
Sold by c. w. Loomis mch2Iv1
The new mill is now connected by tele-
phone with Mr.. hebrews down town Office,
back part If Grimes Il Venable's jewelry
store, and all orders left at that Office are i'm
mediately telephOned TO the office at the
mill. where they are booked and prompt de-
livery thereby insured. Mr.. McGrcv or his
gentlemanly bOOk-keeper, Mr.. Sam Hays,
will always be found in attendance TO receive
YOUR order. janSlf
1t Is often a perplexinS task to think of
something new for an evening party or par
Tor entertainment, and we consequently take
pleasure in calling attention to the handsome
little book, .Social AmusementS, !" issued bv
I tlt w titSb, 81. 1IpuISa an 4 VIII ~
| completely fills the bill, containing all the
latest and most social games, charades. plays
for amateurs. parlOr magic, etc. Send one
| silver dime and two 2-cent stamps TO the ad-
!, vertisins department of the W., ST. l.. & +.
R'y.. st. Louis. Mo-, and you will receive
the book by return mail. mi2,j
The weather this week has been exceed
ingIy pleasanils.
Sales and talked of sales of lots. residences
and farms fiji the air. The boom is surely
canning rapidly.
John Baehr has started IA branch house in
Kansas City for the sale of his cider and
vinegar. His son will be in charge as book
, keeper.
Several members of the Wentworth Male
Acadamy will probably attend the military
~eucampment at Washington in June, the rail
| road fare and entertainment while there hav.
t InS been fixed al "A low figure.
' b. D.. Weedin and Capt. 10. A. Wilson
have completed The survey ordered by The
city council to define The line of Water street
in dispute by ThOs. Clark and others. We
hope now that Messrs. Clark and McInt yre
Will he enabled to settle satisfactorily with
{ the Missouri Pacific.
Miss Lizzie McGrew received, last week
{ from Master Waiter Ireland. Il beautiful
bouquet gathered in the open air from
. the garden of his grandfather, A. w
C Ilntchins, E>q, in Fort Worth. Texas.
d They were apparently as fresh and fragrant
= when received a. when pulled from The par
ent stem.
A., LII, Dbl - 49,. -. NJ.
of the Tabo nei2hborhoOd, this county, was
V killed on Thursday of last week by a mint
= accident near Aspen, Colorado, the buckle
e used for removing the mineral from the shaft
falling and striking him squarely on top OF
r his head. lie probably never knew what hur
r HIM, ~ his skull was crushed by the blow
His remains were brought 10 this county ana
C Inferred at Mt. Tabor cemetery last Tuesday
they being accompanied by Il member ol
C the 40. u. W, to which order he belonged
lie was about 30 years of age, unmarrie,
and had heen in Colorado several years.
v Last Monday was criminal court day, eour
N ~ court day and stock sale day combiued
: drawing the largest crowd into town that w,
hay" seen upon The streets for many months
e a a conSe quence, trade was lively, the mer.
Il chants buy and the hotels, restaurants and
- livery stables rushed to supply the innel
wants Of man and beast. A great deal o
is stock changed hands hy auction and privat,
sale. The following representative sale!
V were made by Buiord N Young, auctioneers
| mare, $40: | horse, 81 30; l horse S5l 80
+ l horse SG0; l mare. So; | mule, SOL;
horse, $50; | horse. 80, The aggregate sale,
amounted 10 Ft,,a0.
Weilin%ton:-lieayy rains with thunder
and lightning. Weather cooler. River rs
II ing rapidly. Alex Page caned his wife III,
e was ca!aboosed and fined 50. Slumaie 90
e in the calaboose aud pad a fine for di>turhin.
the peace. The same medicine was indicate,
IN the disease Of others. The city doctor
say they Will get Il dose or quit it, TIL
Rev. NJ. Eastwood assisted by Rev. Mr.. Me
Clnre. Of Lexington. are holding IA protractrt
meeting ut the NJ. L. church here. Goo,
< congregations and quite an interest is bein;
felt. Oscar Mindrup has lots of new sprim.
Il good; it pays TO call and get his prices
:, Judge Lockhart has invented a elm fo
Riugictrees; il has three reverse curves aud i
adjustable. Patent applied for. The clip GA,
be adjusted to the siIglGtree by any one with
out going to The shop. Its simplicity AM
chcHpncss will il to the public
I'm sale 1T Judge !.oukhart's stare, ill
y B"hnii was in town yesterday in the interea
Of n ferry here we do not know with whn